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Lagos Govt alerts residents of Ogun River banks of possible upsurge in flooding - Vimarsana News

Lagos Govt alerts residents of Ogun River banks of possible upsurge in flooding

Lagos State Government has alerted residents of the state especially those residing on the banks of Ogun River of high intensity of flooding occasioned by heavy rainfall and release of water.

Newspaper Headlines: APC NWC, governors fail to agree on campaign kick-off date - Vimarsana News

Newspaper Headlines: APC NWC, governors fail to agree on campaign kick-off date

The release of 23 remaining abducted Kaduna train passengers after six months in captivity dominated the cover pages of Nigerian newspapers.

Tinubu will return to Nigeria within 48hrs – APC women leader; Flood alert: Relocate to safe grounds, Lagos tells residents | 5 Things That Should Matter Today - Vimarsana News

Tinubu will return to Nigeria within 48hrs – APC women leader; Flood alert: Relocate to safe grounds, Lagos tells residents | 5 Things That Should Matter Today

Tinubu will return to Nigeria within 48hrs – APC women leaderMilitary secures release of 23 remaining passengers of Abuja-Kaduna train attackDapo Abiodun

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Waters that run deep: Untold stories of Nigeria's water sector, By Yushau A. Shuaib - Vimarsana News

Waters that run deep: Untold stories of Nigeria's water sector, By Yushau A. Shuaib

I didn’t realise how much Nigeria’s water sector had been grossly under-reported until I attended a media briefing adressed by the Minister.

The Water (Other) Side Of Lagos Luxury - Vimarsana News

The Water (Other) Side Of Lagos Luxury

In 2017, a viral video of a man paddling his canoe on the Island, the bourgeoisie part of Lagos and home to a large percentage of the wealthiest Nigerians, surfaced on the internet. Although laughable at the time, it also revealed a stark reality: even the rich would not escape the lackadaisical approach to flooding. […]